Xenophobic graffiti at Moscow railway stations and metro

In mid-May 2012, it became known about numerous cases of anti-Semitic graffiti at the entrance to Moscow railway stations.

Thus, on the way of the Aeroexpress train from Domodedovo airport to Paveletsky railway station, xenophobic inscriptions "Russia for Russians", "Russia needs a revolution", "Do not buy from chocks", "Jews, get out of Russia" are painted on the fences and utility rooms.

Earlier it was reported that similar graffiti were found on the gates of one of the enterprises facing the railway tracks of the Paveletsky railway station, painted over after the intervention of the prosecutor's office, at the end of October 2011.

Numerous anti-Caucasian inscriptions with calls for violence appeared on the railings at the entrance to the Belorussky railway station on the inside of the railings.

On the wall of the southern lobby of the Planernaya metro station, four young people wrote "Death to the Russians!" and "Allah Akbar!" and fled the scene. Inscriptions of a similar content appeared on the support of the railway bridge opposite house No. 165 along the Volokolamsk highway, on the station structure of the Knitted railway platform of the Riga direction of the railway, on the fences of parking lots and heating points in the areas of Northern Tushino, Southern Tushino, Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo.

Along the railroad tracks in the Moscow-Kursk direction, nationalist slogans and graffiti are also visible on the fences.

Complaining about the nationalist mufti Moscow and the Central region of Russia Albir Krganov.

"Sharing the indignation of the believers and A. Krganov, who supported them, we call the leadership of Russian Railways and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation to listen to this egregious problem," said in a statement from the organization.

Sources

• Mufti complained to human rights activists about nationalist inscriptions on the way from Domodedovo // Interfax. 2012. May 25.